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Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 ottobre 1531 – … Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 ottobre 1531 – Firenze, 31 gennaio 1601) è stato uno storico, genealogista e letterato italiano, tra i massimi teorizzatori della ragion di Stato del suo tempo, esponente del tacitismo (fu commentatore degli scritti di Publio Cornelio Tacito), da lui interpretato in chiave antimachiavellica. I suoi Discorsi sopra Cornelio Tacito ebbero vasta risonanza europea e furono ripubblicati più volte in Italia, Francia e Germania e tradotti in francese e latino. Nelle successive versioni di Jean Baudouin (1618) e Laurent Melliet (1619), i Discorsi contribuirono non poco all'innesto del tacitismo all'interno della cultura francese. L'Ammirato è giudicato storico «esatto, oculato, scrupoloso nel ricercare ed interpretare vecchie cronache e documenti d'archivio» che «nella Storia fiorentina (1600), negli Opuscoli e nelle genealogie d'illustri famiglie, prelude all'odierno metodo d'usar le fonti storiche: i voluti errori, le ingegnose iperboli del Machiavelli, che aveva narrato in parte gli stessi fatti, lo scandalizzavano. Perciò egli s'innalza su tutti gli storiografi di quest'età che scrissero in volgare».fi di quest'età che scrissero in volgare».
, Scipione Ammirato, en español Escipión Amm … Scipione Ammirato, en español Escipión Ammirato (7 de octubre de 1531-enero de 1601), fue un historiador italiano. Ammirato nació en Lecce, en el reino de Nápoles. Su padre, tratando de que estudiase la profesión de derecho, le envió a estudiar a Nápoles, pero Ammirato se decidió por la literatura. Entrando en la Iglesia, residió por un tiempo en Venecia , y posteriormente formó parte del servicio del Papa Pío IV. En 1569 fue a Florencia, donde tuvo la fortuna de conseguir el patronazgo y el apoyo del Duque Cosimo I, quién le dio residencia en el Palacio de Médici y en la Villa Topaia entendiéndose que debería escribir su , el trabajo por el que es más conocido. En 1595 fue nombrado canónigo de la catedral de Florencia. Murió en el año 1601. Entre el resto de obras de Ammirato, algunas de los cuales fueron publicadas por primera vez después de su muerte, deben destacarse discursos de Tácito y genealogías de las familias de Nápoles y Florencia.as de las familias de Nápoles y Florencia.
, Scipione Ammirato (* 7. Oktober 1531 in Lecce; † 11. Januar 1601 in Florenz) war ein italienischer Historiker.
, Scipione Ammirato (7 octobre 1531 - 11 janvier 1601) est un historien italien né à Lecce, dans le Royaume de Naples.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, Pulla 1531 - Flo … Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, Pulla 1531 - Florència, 1601), va ser un historiador, funcionari públic, filòsof polític i escriptor italià. Scipione Ammirato seguí la carrera eclesiàstica, i com a historiògraf de la cort de Cosme I de Mèdici escriví la monumental obra Istorie Fiorentine (1600-41), seguint un mètode analític i documental. Cal notar també, d’entre les seves obres, els Opuscoli, recollits i publicats entre el 1637 i el 1642, i Discorsi sopra Cornelio Tacito (1574), obra política, influïda per les idees de la Contrareforma.nfluïda per les idees de la Contrareforma.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 oktober 1531 - Florence, 11 januari 1601) was een Italiaanse historicus.
, Сципион Аммирато (итал. Scipione Ammirato; 1531—1601) — флорентийский историк XVI—XVII веков.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 de outubro de 1531 — Florença, 11 de janeiro de 1601) foi um historiador italiano.
, Scipione Ammirato (October 7, 1531 – Janua … Scipione Ammirato (October 7, 1531 – January 11, 1601) was an Italian historian and philosopher. He is now regarded as an important founding figure in the scholarly study of the history of philosophy. He is best known for his political treatise Discorsi sopra Cornelio Tacito (Discourses on Tacitus), published in 1594. The book soon became “an international classic” with numerous translations. In his Discorsi Ammirato presents himself as an anti-Machiavellian from the start, leaving no stone unturned in his efforts to confute the main theses of Il Principe. Unlike Botero and Lipsius, Ammirato did not see Tacitism as a surrogate form of Machiavellianism. On the contrary, his Discorsi present the works of the Roman historian as an antidote to Il Principe, and this approach was to prove widely popular during the long Tacitus revival. Moreover, Ammirato's doctrine of reason of state defined such “reason” as violating neither natural nor divine law; it was the reason of the greater public good (such as public safety) and thus, in departing from the ordinary moral order in extraordinary circumstances, the modern prince did not come into conflict with Christianity. not come into conflict with Christianity.
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Сципион Аммирато (итал. Scipione Ammirato; 1531—1601) — флорентийский историк XVI—XVII веков.
, Scipione Ammirato (October 7, 1531 – Janua … Scipione Ammirato (October 7, 1531 – January 11, 1601) was an Italian historian and philosopher. He is now regarded as an important founding figure in the scholarly study of the history of philosophy. He is best known for his political treatise Discorsi sopra Cornelio Tacito (Discourses on Tacitus), published in 1594. The book soon became “an international classic” with numerous translations.ional classic” with numerous translations.
, Scipione Ammirato, en español Escipión Amm … Scipione Ammirato, en español Escipión Ammirato (7 de octubre de 1531-enero de 1601), fue un historiador italiano. Ammirato nació en Lecce, en el reino de Nápoles. Su padre, tratando de que estudiase la profesión de derecho, le envió a estudiar a Nápoles, pero Ammirato se decidió por la literatura. Entrando en la Iglesia, residió por un tiempo en Venecia , y posteriormente formó parte del servicio del Papa Pío IV. En 1569 fue a Florencia, donde tuvo la fortuna de conseguir el patronazgo y el apoyo del Duque Cosimo I, quién le dio residencia en el Palacio de Médici y en la Villa Topaia entendiéndose que debería escribir su , el trabajo por el que es más conocido.u , el trabajo por el que es más conocido.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, Pulla 1531 - Flo … Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, Pulla 1531 - Florència, 1601), va ser un historiador, funcionari públic, filòsof polític i escriptor italià. Scipione Ammirato seguí la carrera eclesiàstica, i com a historiògraf de la cort de Cosme I de Mèdici escriví la monumental obra Istorie Fiorentine (1600-41), seguint un mètode analític i documental. Cal notar també, d’entre les seves obres, els Opuscoli, recollits i publicats entre el 1637 i el 1642, i Discorsi sopra Cornelio Tacito (1574), obra política, influïda per les idees de la Contrareforma.nfluïda per les idees de la Contrareforma.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 de outubro de 1531 — Florença, 11 de janeiro de 1601) foi um historiador italiano.
, Scipione Ammirato (7 octobre 1531 - 11 janvier 1601) est un historien italien né à Lecce, dans le Royaume de Naples.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 ottobre 1531 – … Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 ottobre 1531 – Firenze, 31 gennaio 1601) è stato uno storico, genealogista e letterato italiano, tra i massimi teorizzatori della ragion di Stato del suo tempo, esponente del tacitismo (fu commentatore degli scritti di Publio Cornelio Tacito), da lui interpretato in chiave antimachiavellica. interpretato in chiave antimachiavellica.
, Scipione Ammirato (Lecce, 7 oktober 1531 - Florence, 11 januari 1601) was een Italiaanse historicus.
, Scipione Ammirato (* 7. Oktober 1531 in Lecce; † 11. Januar 1601 in Florenz) war ein italienischer Historiker.
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Scipione Ammirato
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